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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
4
A 1920 Union Labor Advocate editorial argues against agitators who criticize the country. It urges recognizing American freedoms, education, libraries, and speech, and calls for constructive effort. The piece links progress to production, cooperation, and lowering living costs through hard work and fewer strikes.
A reader reviews the Iowa Magazine from the Greater Iowa association, praising its enduring content and 100 percent American tone while criticizing its altered format and inferior paper quality. The piece cites paper shortages and rising costs as reasons for the downgrade, urging a small price and quality upgrade without losing the magazine’s high character.
The Davenport Democrat notes Herbert C. Hoover declines the presidency but backs the party for the League of Nations. It argues his stance favors international cooperation and would align with the party backing the League, while criticizing those who seek only party service despite the era’s global challenges.
An elderly Oregon Illinois farmer, after seventy years of work, says successful farming yields more than money. It brings health and contentment, allows living by the Golden Rule daily, and leaves no regrets at life’s sunset, reflecting a life well spent toward human happiness.
Chairman Hayes selects a diverse committee from every walk of life but omits an American Legion representative. Ex soldiers question if intentional or a slip. The piece also critiques university professors for focusing on sociology and German over Americanism.
A Chariton Leader note comments on Victor Berger’s congressional fate and repeated Michigan elections. It jokes Milwaukee’s fame fading after its former product’s end and mocks illiteracy in Portugal while recalling a southern paper’s vow to ban William Jennings Bryan.
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